thegrlnxtdoorandhergingerfriend:
My AP euro teacher wouldn’t let our class watch Les Mis so we barricaded the door and screamed “VIVE LA REVOLUCIÓN” when he tried to get in.
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thegrlnxtdoorandhergingerfriend:
My AP euro teacher wouldn’t let our class watch Les Mis so we barricaded the door and screamed “VIVE LA REVOLUCIÓN” when he tried to get in.
Black Women in Sci-Fi Playing Women [and not aliens or mystical priestesses] Part 1
From the list found here. Part 2 is here. Part 3 is here. Part 4 is here. Want a part 5? Send me some more names.These lovely ladies are:
- Alisha Daniels from Misfits played by Antonia Thomas
- Dr. Allison Blake from Eureka played by Salli Richardson-Whitfield
- Angel Salvadore from X-Men: First Class played by Zoe Kravitz
- Astrid Farnsworth from Fringe played by Jasika Nicole
- Dame Vaato from The Chronicles of Riddick played by Thandie Newton
- Dayna Mellanby from Blake 7 played by Josette Simon
- Gordon from Solaris played by Viola Davis
- Dr. Grace Monroe from Eureka played by Tembi Locke
- Dr. Kaela Evers from Supernova played by Angela Bassett
- Kasidy Yates from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine played by Penny Johnson
Hey, remember when “social justice” used to mean stuff like feeding the homeless and protesting unconstitutional laws and protecting the environment and mentoring kids and stuff like that instead of glittery “misandry” GIFs and rants about white people wearing kimonos and ranting about how evil gay men are since they have male privilege over lesbians and telling Jews that they had white privilege during the Holocaust? Good times.
yes it was way better when marginalized people didn’t have such a visible platform to engage in discussion about their oppression
it was way easier to ignore, then
Hey remember when social justice was just about privileged people “helping” others without actually listening to them just so they could give themselves a pat on the back and completely fail to address any of the root causes of the problem?
Yeah no thank you.
I’ve compiled a list of quotes and I will entitle that list Gerard Way: Professional Adult Idiot Baby
- “Hey, girls, you’re beautiful. Don’t look at those stupid magazines with sticklike models.”
- “I wanted this short white hair so I would look like this character, who I pictured as someone who had maybe gone through chemotherapy… it helped me channel that energy into the vocal performances.”
- “If you don’t go to high school you will definitely go to jail.”
- “We’re outsiders, we’re the kids who didn’t get dates for the prom, we’re the kids who were confused, who didn’t fit in with the cliques, who weren’t part of the in-crowd. ”
- “When I was writing [I’m Not Okay (I Promise)]… there was a girl I really liked, and she ended up taking really sleazy photographs with her boyfriend, and that really crushed me, I was just swimming in this pit of despair, jealousy and alcoholism.”
I don’t think you even need to watch/read naruto or know whats going on to know how absolutely ludicrous this is
JESUS CHRIST
I NEED TO CATCH UP
WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED
I literally have not been part of the naruto fandom for like 50 thousand years but whAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS THIS???!!
And after all these years, the trans community is still at the back of the bus. I despise that. I’m hurt and get depressed a lot about it. But I will not give up because I won’t give the mainstream gay organizations the satisfaction of keeping us down. If we give up, they win. And we can’t allow them to win. The reason we, right now, as a trans community, don’t have the rights they have is that we allowed them to speak for us for so many damn years, and we bought everything they said to us: “Oh, let us pass our bill, then we’ll come for you.”
Yeah, come for me. Thirty-two years later and they’re still coming for me. And what have we got? Here, where it all started, trans people have got nothing. We can no longer let people like the Empire State Pride Agenda, the HRC in Washington, speak for us. And it really hurts me that some gay people don’t even know what we gave for their movement.
I found these sketches when I was going through some really old files…. this is for you Korra followers…. prayer circle that Tahno shows up again…
things I can’t imagine
- someone having a crush on me
- someone randomly seeing me and thinking ‘wow she’s cute’
- someone getting happy because I messaged them first
- someone thinking about me, in general
- someone wondering how I am
- someone finding me attractive
- someone doing something to try and impress me
- someone asking their friend on what to say to me
- someone wanting to get to know me
GLAAD created an infographic that captures the past 60 years of transgender issues in honor of Transgender Awareness Week and Transgender Day of Remembrance.Transgender Visibility Timeline….it hasn’t been that far into history that the transgender experience has been acknowledge/addressed. Something to think about.
CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW AMAZING ANNE HATHAWAY IS FOR A SECOND?!
Seriously. Someone takes a photo under her dress as she’s getting out of a car. She happens to not be wearing underwear. And in an interview Matt Lauer immediately asks her what she learned from this experience. As if it was something she intentionally did and had to apologize for. But Ms. Hathaway did not miss a beat. She answered the question by stating that it made her sad that someone would take such a photo and sell it instead of deleting it and that (as shown in the gif above) she’s sorry we live in such a culture where this is acceptable. And then she turned it right back to Les Miserables, by relating it to her character who becomes a prostitute to provide for her daughter. She has continually been an outspoken gay rights advocate. She also fights against the media’s perception of beauty by playing down her weight loss in certain films. She doesn’t talk about how she did it and how awesome it made her feel. She avoids the question because it shouldn’t matter and little girls at home watching her shouldn’t have to be exposed to that message of “the skinnier, the better.” Especially in the case of Les Mis, when her character is starving, which shouldn’t be a body image role model.
Look, I’ve loved Anne Hathaway since The Princess Diaries and I’ve always thought she was a brilliant actress. I’ve also met her. She is one of the kindest, friendliest, and most genuine people (not just celebrity) I have ever met. She’s the real deal. We should all appreciate the goddess that is Anne Hathaway.
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“Lilo and Stitch” (2002); Deleted Scene: Lilo plays a trick on the tourists.
omg Lilo & Stitch was already one of my favorite movies, but this scene makes me love it even more!! i wish it actually made the cut. to me, so much of that movie is implicitly about the daily frustrations, heartbreaks, resistance, & little joys that come from struggling to maintain family and culture under ongoing contemporary colonial occupation—this is such a great example of that! i wish i had thought to do something like this as a little kid (though i did throw yogurt at a racist yard duty guy at school once).
That is a glorious prank omg.
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I’M NOT TRYNA HAVE THEM TAKE MY ACCESSORIES LIKE THEY TOOK OUR LAND, U FEEL ME #decolonization #idlenomore
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